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@@marcbollmann yes! There are endless possibilities, and I'm so excited to see what people create!

Yeah it doesn't often do that, and they've pushed updates to fix bugs since this video. The AI doesn't turn on features or restart anything. It's exclusively an LLM. You'd have to start/stop/reset from the phone app.

@@Levi---q7p Good to hear they fixed the Teleprompter. Also allowing the AI to activate features of the glasses would be a very nice feature. Hopefully that feature is coming.

Yes you can, just as I can run around and dance whenever I please. Not sure what you mean here.

@@Levi---q7p I think he might have been trying to understand if you must use Even Realities app to create a note or could you use 3rd party app like notepad to create the note. I presume you could use any third party app but you'd probably have to cut an paste it into the Even Realities app for the note to appear on the glasses.

@@Jetter638 you can upload a pdf into the teleprompter. People do it for books sometimes

@@Levi---q7p Thx. Good to know.

I've never had issues when I use it. It's always able to infer exactly what I've said in really any environment or volume level. It's very impressive.

@@Levi---q7p what about the live translation function? What is the subscription cost annually or month-to-month? Can I subscribe or cancel at any time?

@@yl9739 you pay by the hour

It sure could, but it wouldn't be able to recognize any songs.

Unfortunately not, but there is talk about possibly adding an API for developers to link their own control devices to these. That would be off in the future by a year or two at least, though.

I mean they're pretty clear about absolutely everything that is built into these glasses and how they operate. The company branches out to many European countries that directly sell the glasses in retail stores, so there's obviously a level of trust already established there that likely wouldn't exist if the government were involved in the making of these glasses. While I understand the concern of safety and privacy, the vast majority of the products we use, whether we know it or not, are manufactured and shipped from China. They're one of the world's largest suppliers to the rest of the world, and especially the United States. I can't speak for you, but I'm not a war criminal, and I don't have any secret plots to overthrow the Chinese government, so I'm quite certain that I'm not a prime target for any government to listen in on or "track", and I would be considered no more than a waste of time to them. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if any of the future Meta smart glasses are also manufactured in a foreign country like China, either, so it's not like it would be that much of a difference if you went with these vs another brand.

nope!

@@SomeJohndoe it's fixed and does not track your eyes

@@weimotu no, the size cannot be adjusted, but trust me when I say that the screen is more than big enough for the text to be legible

@@logansshow1 both lenses work the same so it would not be an issue!

@@TheEtbetween I'm curious as to what you mean by how "smart" they are. Also, yes they are comfortable if you adjust the nose pads properly. I mention this in my newer review.

@@joshmamane yes it's very good at math

@@Mojo_DK it's the brown color. The sunlight just makes it look black sometimes

@@Mojo_DK there's a new design coming out in the next couple months with will be the G1-B. These are the G1-A. So I don't think they'll be coming out with a second generation any time soon, but they are coming out with a different look. If you're willing to wait a few months, it will give you a new design option to choose from. Otherwise, it's a solid product and I highly recommend it!

@@marcozuniga8008 1. The brilliance labs frames suck 2. These don't

Yeah all notifications (or at least the ones you allow) will show up in the glasses, including texts, incoming calls, and missed calls. It's been nice to not have to open my phone all the time and still be connected in a sense. I would eventually like to see a combination of the meta smart glasses with these once the technology improves to be less bulky for speakers/cameras.

@@DigitalDesignET they actually plan on adding an API in the future where people can modify their dashboards!

@@zombos22222 yeah I have used it as a calculator already. It's a bit slow at times if you have poor wifi/cellular connection, so sometimes it is just quicker to open a calculator app. Otherwise it's quite convenient.

@@australianlink Shipping times will vary based on the color you order and the country you reside in. It took 1 month and 1 day for mine to arrive since my order date. Then again, I preordered, so about a week of that time was spent waiting until they actually started shipments. If you live in the US, so it should only take a couple weeks to arrive. However, I'm not entirely sure how long it would take otherwise. Some people have mentioned delays for their orders being shipped to the UK.

@@Levi---q7p Mate, Im in Australia....cheers/// Any feedback on AUS...

@@australianlink nothing that I know of, but if you have Reddit you should check out r/EvenRealities because they might already have an answer posted! If not, you can ask what people's experience has been like for orders to Australia

@@mercershannon that's a great question! I just asked the AI your prompt, and it was definitely more educational than anything. Plus, having a history of learning French, I would say that it was a pretty accurate response. Here's what it responded with: In French, you can say "how are you?" using several phrases, depending on the level of formality and familiarity: 1. **Formal:** - "Comment allez-vous ?" (to ask how someone is doing, suitable for formal or professional settings). - "Vous allez bien ?" (a more direct and formal way to ask if someone is well). 2. **Informal:** - "Comment vas-tu ?" (used with friends or family). - "Comment ça va ?" (a common, slightly informal way to ask how someone is doing, often shortened to "Ça va ?" for a quick response). 3. **Colloquial:** - "Ça roule ?" (a very informal way to ask how someone is doing, often used with close friends). - "Ça baigne ?" (another colloquial way to ask how things are going). Understanding these variations will help you accurately convey your question in different social contexts.

@@louipatterson8108thanks for your support!! They are very lightweight and durable, as they are made out of magnesium. If you drop them, the most that will happen is a light scuff that you could probably buff out. I have not sat on these and I don't plan on it so I can't give you a realistic outcome for that, but I would definitely be more careful with these since they can get up to $750.

I don't have a scale, sorry! I will say they really aren't that heavy, maybe like 50 grams? It's just that having the weight centered on the bridge of your nose can cause irritation if not adjusted properly; that was kind of the main point of that section talking about the weight.

Rayban Meta - approx 57g G1 - approx 44g

@@ArchSoren thank you. I felt 50g was a little bit of a high estimate now that you mention this. I also compared my G1s to my other pair of regular metal frame glasses and they felt almost the same weight.

None of the above. There is no camera or any zoom functionality to these lenses. Otherwise they'd end up looking quite bulky.

maybe it was just dust in the lenses because i was also thinking about having a deadpixel but in my visco arcade display and returned it and they say it was no dead pixel it was dust on the other side from the display.

@@giovannigonzalez796 pause🤨

@@brandon_youtube haha that would be awesome. Even Realities did actually say that they're planning on adding an API for customization, so who knows maybe that could actually happen?

@@scottfree9784 yo I think this is one of the best ideas I've seen yet. Probably the most intuitive design while also not having to implement a new physical button or something. They already have a button, plus a gyroscope.

I’m praying that by the time they ship them to me, they will implement a timed task reminder feature that can have reminders added by voice. “Remind me in 30 minutes to unclamp the catheter” is what I want to tell the glasses

This already works on android it can show your calendar upcoming event and also in my calendar app I set reminder notifications for the event I get those too through the notifications on glasses

@@chrish8056 so I don't have my work calendar set up with my glasses because it's a big hassle to set up work apps on my phone. Otherwise, it would directly show you your next event in the bottom left corner. You can see in the pictures of the heads up display that mine says "no upcoming events" and that's simply because I don't have my work calendar on my phone. Otherwise, it would display there!

@@LeesReviews69 I think they have that on their roadmap, as well as timers and other clock features. I wouldn't hold my breath, but you could even contact their support or DM them on Instagram with that feature suggestion, and I'm sure they'd definitely consider adding it in the future!

​@ItssVenom thanks. Makes sense, dont put work email or cal on mine either. I have my work cal events sync to my Google cal so then should work, very good to know.

That’s the antireflective coating. Any normal pair of glasses has it. Unless you mean the hologram. That is kind of annoying.

@@MrCoffis Yes, the hologram.

@@jason_v12345 so, I'm glad you pointed this out. Since my phone camera was set up at a lower angle below me, it hit at just the perfect angle for the camera to see it. In normal use, no one would ever see it, and in fact, I have to tell people that they're smart glasses, otherwise no one would be able to guess that they are.

@@jason_v12345Hologram is a misnomer term in this case.

I want to know what it looks like from above. Im tiny, so will everyone towering over me see green?

@@mattm7220 Thanks so much for your comment! I'm so happy I've been able to help you see inside my daily life of using these glasses to see what a realistic scenario would be. I know it's a bigger investment, but I personally justified it by saying that it probably wouldn't be much different in price if I had bought a new regular pair of glasses with prescription (without insurance of course). You know, I think they do allow for insurance to cover the prescription cost too, so if you contact their support (or better yet, DM their Instagram page), they might be able to help take that extra $150 off! Worth a shot, I suppose.

@@emileheilbron9707 glad you enjoyed! If you're experiencing that problem most of the time, I'd highly suggest you contact their customer support or DM their Instagram page, as they are very responsive on there. My issues kind of fixed themselves, so I wish I had a better solution for you. Hopefully yours end up working better!

@@wilbertandrews in my experience, it's been just about 2 days on one charge. Also, yes but I've seen that the Russian font is not great. I think they'll be updating it soon so I wouldn't let it hold you back from buying them.

2:35 I guess here it looks very evident you have green texts on the glasses, at least from video.

@@chrishyunjun7725 yep, exactly like this. It's only at a certain angle though, and of course my phone was at that specific angle for you to see it😅

​@ItssVenom gotcha, thanks! I'm most interested in its teleprompter feature, but not sure - if it can be that evident from the audience 🤔

@@laakea.808vx2 It works in both eyes! :)

@@laakea.808vx2 meaning that you can use it in either eye

@@DevanSabaratnam me too, that's one of the reasons why I did this video so you guys can get the chance to see what it really looks like.

@@emileheilbron9707 there is no subscription cost with these glasses! The only extra cost is that if you want to use translate pro instead of basic, you pay by the hour of usage, which is still pretty cheap. The only difference is that it's faster and more accurate

@@Levi---q7p Thanks for your answer. So it’s only for the translation being slow or fast. But how ‘slow’ or ‘fast’ will this be? And how actually does it work. Do you push a button to have the pro hours counting and is it possible to have the translation in pro paused, so you use the basic when you want?